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XE’s prototype wireless charging system, demonstrated in Kyiv, uses a 3D-printed cradle and a black-box transmitter, with charging starting up to 20 seconds after activation.

TechNovator’s XE wireless charging station prototype demonstrated wireless power transfer to a smartphone from across a room in 2023.

Vimes connects British and EU investors with Ukrainian tech startups, typically providing 50,000–100,000 GBP in seed capital. Dmitriy Gilgur founded the firm in 2012.

The Vernadsky Challenge finals featured 12 teams, including projects for 3D GIS data management, cardiovascular disease diagnosis, wireless energy transfer up to 5 meters, and a wind generator.

The team of TechNovator – power at a distance charging system successfully passed the cut in the K-Startup Grand Challenge program.

A picture of a home powered by electronic devices charged by TechNovatorXE (TechNovator)

Igor has held management roles in logistics and operations for 10 years and seeks to apply his expertise as a logistics manager at Technovator.

Ivan built his first radio-controlled toy car at age 9 and later became an IT manager, software and hardware developer, and CTO of iblazr, which is sold in the Official Apple Store.

Leszek has led engineering companies for 20 years, specializing in manufacturing, production, and software-based management systems that improved fruit packing efficiency in the UK.

XE charges smartphones wirelessly from up to 17 feet away using a transmitter and receiver shell.

TechNovator introduces a quantum-mechanical wireless charging solution capable of powering devices ranging from smartphones to military hardware like nuclear warheads. The Ukrainian startup has refined its technology over 11 years and is nearing commercial viability for broader adoption. Challenges remain in scaling the innovation for mass-market use.

Jun 2026dev.uaNews article

TechNovator launches a wireless energy transfer system enabling drones and robots to charge while operating. The technology eliminates cable dependency, targeting sectors like defense, industrial automation, and medical applications. It aims to reduce operational downtime for these devices.

Apr 2026МежаNews article

TechNovator, a Ukrainian startup, secures a $10,000 grant after winning the Deep Tech Accelerator: Hardware Edition program. Their wireless power transfer technology eliminates cables and docking stations for drones, robots, and medical implants. The innovation focuses on untethered energy solutions for autonomous systems.

Apr 2026dev.uaNews article

TechNovator launches a wireless charging system using energy quantization that powers multiple devices simultaneously with 95% efficiency, even at a 30cm range and while in motion. The technology eliminates traditional wired connections, offering seamless charging for compatible devices. Early demonstrations highlight stable performance across various consumer electronics.

Jan 2026Tech TimesNews article